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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10
"Roueh on Rats, /"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks
jack rabbits, srarrows, gophers, SPUR
rels. 15c. At druggists.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
STA and Liver Complaint Shiloh's
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.
sold by A. C. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10

THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. G Smith &
Co., druggists.
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AT DETROIT,

AT DETROIT.
- A'AolT August 9-The Washing
earned to-day's game by good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
ShiI2h's Cure. Sold by a. c. Smith &
Co.. druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10
DIED.

SPR1NGALL-In the Eleventh Ward, this city.
August z, 1887, of brain fever and infiam.
nation OF the bowels, Ivy Frances Spring.
aIi' aged year, 10 months and Is days.
scHHIDT-At Sandy, on August sth, Nellie
Louise, daughter of C. j. and Minns
schmidt, aged months and IL days.
Funeral from residence to-day, Wednes-
day, at2 o'clock Friends of the family re-
spectfully invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10
SCORE RY EETNcs
AT OTHER PLACES.

AT OTHER PLACES.
AtS Ts.os. August 9.-Brooklyn 8,
.ra D1IIIAoRE, August baltimore 10
cou count pc 9sGa 10. Game called on acH
OinCinr55ssi,ii August 9.-LouisviIle S.
Ctsv lev, Log5 Is August st. Louis II.
AT CHICAGO.
Won a ~ august s.-Philadelphia
.sgo 1 bo easy victory to-day. The Chi.
sn5 81 D, ooys seemed to be in poor form
B Bali Playe 6;! miserable game all around.
Haite,n1 a Is. slugged hard, then van
very 1Se sba S vas put in the box and used ed
when VWa ;SGell until the seventh innings
Arson "tnlla9mson went in the box and
succs a behind the bat. They did not
much n N improving matters 7ery
game Philadelphia played a good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10
CITY TAXES!

ITO THE TAXPAYERS OF SALT LAKE
i City:-You are hereby notified that the
City Council of said city, In accordance
ton at the City Hall, on Tuesday, August
23d, 1887, at pm. The business of said
board viii be to hear and determine all
complaints which may be made in regard to
the assessed value of any property, and if
valuation either by adding thereto or de
Quoting therefrom; also to remit or aAate
the taxes Of any insane, idiotic, infirm or
indecent person to an amount not exceed
ing s. for the current year
BY order of the City Council
HEBER N WELLS,
Recorder.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 9Th, 1887.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-10
CHURCH INCORPORATION.


Articles of incorporation of the First
Congregational Church of this city
haye been fled with the county clerk.
The officers are Rev. A. J. Bailey, presi-
dent; w. a. Ring, G. R. Hank, Mrs.
A. Bushmiller and Miss V. W. Luddenr
directors, Mr.. Bailey is the church
pastor. The society embraces some
prominent names.
BRIEF MENTION.
BEN E. RICH went to Salt Lake Mon
day evening.
STILL excursion and mountain camp
ing parties are quite popular.
REPAIRS and Improvements are being
made on the Third Ward schoolhouse.
THE adjourned cases over the water
quarrel at Pleasant View will come up
again to-day.
The Wyoming sheriff, J. II. Wade,
took his two burglars to Evanston with
him yesterday morning.
DE-. h. J. Powers is about completing
q tasty brick addition to his residence
on Young Street The improvement Is
very nice.
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AT CHICAGO.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-01
Airing Their New Titles.

Chase and Wiggin, both of them ia
nous Sufferers, belonged to the militia
in the old days when everybody in New
Hampshire was in the militia, and the
organization was mainly fictitious. Chase
and .Wiggin happened to be ranking
Captains in one of these paper regiments
ct time when the Colonel of the regi-
ment died and the Major moved out of
the State. In the due course of official
red tape Wiggin received his commission
as Colonel of the regiment and Chase as
Major. Both men were considerably
"set up" by their new titles, and natur-
ally felt like apprising the whole village
Of the promotion; but they were digni-
fed men, and of course didn't care to go
around telling everybody. So Chase
started Out. and went from one store to
another, poking in his head just far
enough to say:
"H-h-h-hev you seen C-c-c-c-colonel
Jill lack Wiggin2'
Nobody had seen him, but everybody
caught the new title.
And presently Wiggin started in
similar pilgrimage through the town.
Thrusting his head through the door of
the first grocery store he came tohe slut
tered:
"H-h-h-a-a-a- ave you seen Mn NM
major Jim CHI CHI CHI oh -ch-a-a-a-ase:"
Of course they had seen Major Jim
Chase, and so informed him, and by the
time he overlook the Major at the end of
the village and had congratulated him
warmly the appointments had been, so
to speak. officially gazetted throughout
the town of Exeter.-Bost0n Record.
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An ImpulSiyc Husband.

Sand do you love me as we'll as ever,
Johni" tie wife asked of her somewhat
testy husband, after they had made up
subsequent TO what is usually termed "a
little spat."
"Wky, of course do, and better"
care you sure, darling"
"Sure! Of course l am. Hang it,
don't l tell you 500"
Eyes, but you are not deceiving met"
Certainly not. What do you want
to aggravate a man forl"
81 am not aggrayating you."
Eyes, you are, and tell you plainly
that love you mady, and if you ask
me that question again, Pm blessed if l
don't go out and stay out altogether. I
love you dearly, and now just shut up
or it viii! be worse for you. Asking me
if love you, when l do to distraction.
Get out, 20, idiot! You are nothing but
fool anyway"
Wife subsidies, highly delighted
Boston Courier.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-01
The Fountain of Vitality.

The scource OF physical energy and mental
activity, is the blood. Let this become vitiated
with bile, or thin and watery in consequence
Of indigestion and non-assimilation Of the
food, and an interruption Of the functions of
The body, and a loss Of stamina, flesh and
appetite ensues. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
tonic specially adapted to restore all three.
because it assists digestion and assimilation
and removes bile and other impurities from
the circulation. Protected and strengthened
with this admirable defensive invigorant, the
system defies influences inimcal to health, to
which, il unregulated and feeble, it would un-
doubtediy succumb. Constipation, often an
obstinate and chronic>ailment, is entirely re-
moved by it; the liver kidneys and bladder
reused from inaction and a te ndency to rheu-
matism effectually cOunteracted. 1t aleo
eradicates malarial disease.
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A Symptom Of Lunacy.

They met.
$50 you are still on the invalid listf"
"Alas, yes, and I have taken gallons
of medicine.
perhaps you took too much medi.
cihe."
''Well, I've tried everything. Last
summer tried sea-bathing and now /
am trying electricity"
NO wonder you are in bad health
after going through salt and battery"
And then as the awful truth dawned
upon them. they both burst into maniac
laughter and fed from the scene
Ram6ler.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-01
FACTS FOR THE CURIOUS.

The colored vote in this country num-
hers about 600, 600 ballots.
The Emperor Caligulus had costly
mari collar made for his horse.
Painting in oil was not discovered
mill 1850. PeIore this the colors were
mixel with a kind Of glue.
The stranger in Pekin is at first most
struck with the river life. 1t is ca!cu-
lated that $50. 900 people live in boats.
Half a century ago in Turkey it was
considered a shame for woman to read.
TODAY two schools for girls in Constan-
tinople have been established by the
Sultan himself.
The ancient Roman boys carried case
divided into several compartments for
holding their books, writing materials
and other NJ cessarie, for school. 1t was
called a tOcul"s.
On James Groves farm, few miles
north of Yankton, ID. t., n large lake,
we'll stocked with fish, appeared in one
NIGHT. Several acres of land, in the CEN
ire o. which were grain and hay stacks,
sank several feet and water filled the
hollow.
A committee of Partisan doctors has
challenged Succi, the Italian faster, to
fast forty days in French hospital for
stake of 81, coo, on condition that he re-
yeals the secret of his elixir, for which
patent is guaranteed. and that the ex-
pertinent be repeated by two other per-
sons
When the d mes invaded East Anglia
in the ninth century, King Edmund was
taken prisoner, and led before the hea-
then chiefs. They offered him his life
and liberty if he would give up Chris
tauity aud r,ign under them. He re-
fused. Cannot we kill youa' they
cried. Cannot l dies" answered he.
So they bound him to tree and shot
him to death with arrows.
The statue of the Emperor Marcus
Aurelius, which has been standing in the
piazza in front of the Capitol at Rome,
has been taken in out of the weather, to
which it has been exposed for 1.50O
years without injury. 1t is now in the
capitol museum, and copy of it stands
where it stood in the piazza. The En-
peror for long time had position in
front of the Church of st. John Lateran,
where it was supposed to be the portrait
of Constantine, the first Christian En-
peror. This mistake doubtless saved the
Statue from destruction through the mid
die ages, when the anti-pagan zeal ofthe
people caused the demolition of almost
every visible statue of ancient god or
hero.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-01
Capital Punishment in China.

In China, writes Chinaman in the
Columbia Jurist, capital punishment often
depends upon the within of the officer of
the law. Here is an instance: Pen Ia
Rem, the Rear Admiral of the Yangtze
district, was passing up that river and
Glanced to overhear quarrel between
boatmen and a soldier over the matter OF
two cash-the price of ferriage across a
small stream The Admial took in the
situation The soldier had been ferried
over the stream, and then refused to pay
the poor ferryman. There was principle
involved. A large number OF soldiers
were looking on and apparently enjoying
the ferryman's rage at the loss OF his
wages. An example was needed, and
the Great Man," as his name signifies,
who was incognito, being on tour OF
personal inspection, ordered the soldier
beheaded, which was done on the spot.
Willful murder, piracy and confirmed
thieves fall under the beheadsman AK.
lnfanticide, however, is not included as
murder. The parent, by Chinese law,
has the right of life over his own child;
hence the practice of female infanticide
Capital punishment can be met by
proxy and the law be satisfied. 1t 10 no
uncommon, therefore, when a man Of
money is sentenced to death that he can,
by the use of money, secure stay OF
proceedings long enough to obtain sub
stitute. This is done by making an offer
of one, two or more hundred "taels"
ounces of silver, about 1881 cents, our
standard) for a substitute. Some impe-
cunious family, often having 200 or 300
members, as the patriarchal plan of do
nestle economy prevails, will agree
among themselves that they will furnish
substitute for the proffered sum. Lot
is then cast to determine the victim, and
the doomed man accept, his fate with
stoical indifference upon the ultra pre-
destination theory that his time has come,
else the lot would not have fallen to him
individually. lie accordingly presents
himself to the court, and the convicted
man die by proxy, while the family of
the deceased enjoy the proceeds of the
arrangement.
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Superstition.

Omaha Man - ''Going to put up some
fences, ch2 BY the way. l noticed the
other day that in Hindoostan farmer
won even build fence without con-
suit ns priest"
Nebraska Farmer-"What's that forl"
They want him to fix an suspicious
day, you know"
what fools those heathens arel The
time to plant fence posts is when tho
horns of the moon are down" Omaha
Werld.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-01-01

Asuperior preparation for all diseases o. the
hair or scalp. Halls Hair Remover.
May always be relied upon for curing colds
or coughs. Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Religion and temperance will always agree.
Both are the sprouts of reason.
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nArE S1TS E.talned send stamp for
D Ran, Patent Lawyer. Wellington. u. G.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27


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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

Tie following story i fo-d aoont youn &
woman. Eho visited here recently. from 3
town sithin sixty miles of Grand kspils,
'.We vers siding iu the country" SO tie
s.orv zOe. "when ore OF oar party sad.
s~ .ls. arcaart. pointing tO AZ apple
orchard ay ihe roadside es Ee passed.
an srrhaet'' tIss -- asked. j won
ler s. tlsls a-e a1V Wiutsr spp'es growing
there. havr ss-u harvest apriss gr0Nins
hut have never seen On orchard % WINTER
appics y-t. IL tlat one
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

The fsi.0wiuv prcsraulus was rendered
80 the Hsss side j. E. @. Yesterday aiier-
noon. ~stage struck" IS regitAtion from
rs,vase theaf1cs's. r 'sery of ,he American
Drama an ori.'r r-.i srti. = a.es.c. 4ir At
.rsd penngH. rlf. trsm OlFe tpssn s
Before th- taoflan's- Ayele q
4rel an p0eaI ssil-sl ~ A Eaerfoe-, -ius-
irat-,l by trht fto.eaur. one eonian,
sFssklnE of tie programme. ssi4. obs 4.
was .lst beautiful pro...amme.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

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gssl ez s ft4z &-@eaf tusaE1 ess<
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iasd ~ Fss4 kssse. E @zse fhD,z. =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

~ a. -an izf4gsrst ii'sQaa. ins. tssti
lses. ~i isn gs.ssuteead ! c.Efse 1kfssfs
IRE v-xy 1s<ast Ftsaeas tseery tstale ~ssy
las esvga feifsf IL seerf .sss one ssen
tool .iE heffiss, and Ma carad 81 kheums.
urn az teg sears' sts-lGszf Atn9AsF1
tare GFtAzxsxs beitvfiie iiiio afsrvs
'sIba isst aetBus me6inans hsss ever
hand 80 q fns iEeDty Yearf sxF-eflEssee. i-
ksee<rir Bissefss raosraaac - ~ hers hHFs
rsidei fiitir ieel stsoBV, 81 fhSt the Fsrefcf .s
unanimous thst kl~cs~rr Hfiiser o0 cure sll
disSas.s of iaa i4Yc- idsess or f.oafi
Osalv hat collar a bostis ss Nm. ~. l7s5's
Sfug store fao Asuroe anf Czuai-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

on Thursday n.sat the p4r.os Of tho o.
WAsh..a Noug Cig5 boCss val be can
rsssel sor re fsss af tAs series of fortnight
lr informal l1gs Hlire wi ne oeid "a, the
G,ua Hoa1s durur lent, ana after the
no.- serscn over alec. 1ir. ard Mrs..
Hrl-n r-- l---.--. L-. MIC.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

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ffesi ta'isss = fsiix cses4 Discovery lgs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

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rass r-7issr asr zsesns a7 sEssnr
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Cr-e.ina sEf afeas.<t - - 1tsse sl71ss fsle1
vif~zcrn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

THK BKsT sALvx 10 the ward for Cuts
Rruis-s Sores. Ulcers. Ealf Rheam. Fever
Sore. Tester, 1happed Lands, CzllihiAlng
CsFns and AL SKA Ertusgi0xs. sfs3 noe we
~ cares si5es, or 10 psT ressissd. lt j.
y1ia-xu teal 80 siys raNsss2 so starsisn or
K.oarT refGn6sd Pn1e 25 c11iS rsT Dex.
E0r sale a. Hm. h.JEol,- drsis stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

v AOA Ss ssp.s "a. sssg ,g.s.s sssI b sfssI Dy.-
peTsi&. use Acker's Dynpepsia Tsbie.sA
They arg positive cars for Dyspepsis, In
digestion. Flatulercy ard Constipation
We guarantee tbeFn- - and % cent?.
i. L. Wilson ana W. L White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

J9an 3or-ill links il wouid be a sood
plaza los one Of .he directors - 80 into tus
ciuD dressing r0oals as.er a poog gsule ~
the Bost0ns and taik 20 tbe boys yery pi.ii-
~. RE says that Won Ter Ane sud Al
spald1g makes practice Of doing tnis
with exeellent results
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

Nou can bet We ara clad that Mix
Kelly is going 20 be with "a, said Co
Daily, of the Bostons, when spoken o o
the subject. and then he added, But "
need Gassccck as much. II nO' more a
inGelder IS what We want 10 make Il
strong
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-27

cOlr5e near scss0nYille. fia, 90
Winter r1eiug. is nJw an assured tact 4
company IS being organized VITA s5o8'
caDiiai Ir. Phillip Dwyer is putin.
$40 $50 into Toe enterp-ae.
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MUerfei.

= Nm Is. tritt bier Der NermaI.
tungsrath Der Garmers 4liaGce go.ope.
ratioe @fociaiion 5ufammen.
Vii bic bier tiberliegenben 5DIbas
ten finb in ben lebteii Sebn 5agen $751;
600 an S6bnung be3ablt uorben. Ser
gr6bte Sbeil bes @elbes in BET Stabt.
- a, nun mirb's mobl mas uerbeu.
Sn Der ygrpreB" f6ldgt elm sgubmera
Dor, bob cine Nusabl fleinerer 0duier
(~cottages) auf einem Glede erbaut uno
In Der Witte Dber unmittelbaren Ndbe
cine &eftnurati6n etablirt fperbe fir bic
Gremben, you know. Die Snbaliben
lieben es ni9t, in bierft6dige Jeuer.
beroe (9otels) einsepfer6t gu peroen.
gebentt man, Oab nod bemielben
glatte cine muniueritdt" fur Garbige
erri9tet tperben ioll unb Die gtabIirung
zines yMebieal College" Tebr ginltige
Iufnabme finoet, 10 iinb mir ftir bic
ndafen 3tuel Sage nit bieien Qusfid.
Ten all right.
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g I q 9.

Der 5ebnidbriee SeiItdnaer elmer
merttanii9en NfrobatensS ruppe flrbte
IN San Diego aus elmer 66be BON 80
SUB berab auf bic grbe. Ser Gnabe,
blieb unberlebt unb probuairte am udds
ften Sage f9on iuie6er feline RunH.
= Sheriff ellis BON 6ouifon bat
a~ngefanbigt, 6aB bas @onntaasgeieb
ftreng burdgefibrt per6et tpir6, beBs
balb foroert er aue @ei9dftsIeute unb
Wirtbe anf, tire 2otaIe au f6lieBen.
Sas Capitol 9otel in 9ou1fon
tpirb CUR Dedung elmer 6Dpofbef BON
$4,000 Derfauft tperben. IS bat
$3.50, 900 gefofet, ben Bau aus5ufabrem.
Wie bic neuerli9 eingelaufenen
eteuerroaen na@meiien, 1T BET Gteuers
tpertb bes @igentbums In gomaI 60.
UNI $46.015 unb in GAPS So. INN $685.
$50 geftiegen, ia SaDlpr So. bageaen
UNI $194,855 5uriidgegansen. Sos
l%eBtgenannte Gonntp geb6rt gu benz
Notbbifritte beg Nprbmefens, melG
unter Der Strre ber lebten Sabre \
fdtper g~eliiten bat.
Weimar, Colorado 60. @aum.
noble fon1mt in GROCER Menge herein,
etpa It's 8a0en per Sag, unb ber
Dur6i6nittspreis fir MitteI : Waare
leverage middling) 1T $40 gents
far bas pfunb. Oie Garmer MIiaua
bate am Sonneritag 60 8alen bier
nnb berfaufte bieielbe an g. Gerber au
So Gents Der pfunb.
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TaKe Wmth!

Dn tiblf Did niebereeidIasen, bat feinen
gppetit, Did plast aopfpeb, Du biff unrubia
unb nerb0s, fura Su bait irsenb Elm Mittel
notbig, Did ipieoer aufsuri3ten unb neuen
eebensmutb au fafen. Man beoiene f6 basu
ni9t beftiser Stimulanten, Gribiabrsme6i.
einen, ODER pertblofer 8itters, bic fat ale aus
t9ledtem 8bisfeb sema@t iinb uno nur fir
tnrse Belt airesen unS bann cine Inn 70 fhlim.
mere &eaetion i'm @efoIse gu baben, fonbern
gebraude elm 5uberlaiiaes 8l~utreiniaunas.
mittel. Gin ioIGeS rest eeber nnb 3ieren su
lebbafter Sbatisfeit an, berleibt nere 2ebens.
trait unb siebt benz 9eibenbsn @eiunoteit unb
Strait pieber. Sold tin WlitteI III baB @Iec.
trie Bitters. SO foifet nur so Gents Die
Glaide unb 1T gu baben in Der gpotbefe bon
U. Oreib, Gan sntonio
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HefrpIeuftt.

Oils bic Gamilie 8riggs reben Mfar.
tin unb S@rpoers 9ol3bof tpobnboft,
am Samfag Nben6 beirn Mbenbefeu
fab. uurbe fie pI6BIi6 bur6 cine g.
ploiion erf6redt. Grau Briggs elite
in bic Slide unb iab tpie ibr 2nabe,
oefen Gltiber brannten, in ben 6oi
lief. Sic ergriff i'm 8orbeigeben fdnel
cine Sede unb ffiir5te benz 3inbe mad,
benz elm Wa9bar bereits bic Rleiber
bonn 2eibe rib. Die Defe tuurbe ibn,
nod ii6ergeworfen unb bic 6Iammen
ertidten. Ser 2nabe lit f9tper pers
lebt. ct bate Petroleum in's Seuer
gego1en, bamit es better bremen {ollte.
Die Geuertpebr rettete bas 6aus; bic
Slide ltest in Ni6e. 8erIuf $3.50.
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9aS @esh1ft bIiiht!

8elmutblid bat 9id>ts elm fOIdeS aufbIiber
oeS apotbeier . @eiddftes ben u. Oreif
bernriadt, ais Die IiberaIe ausibeiInng bon
Rrobefaf4en bon Or. Sings n~euerfunbsnen
Wiittel ee9cn Sdwinbiudt". Ser in biefem
artitel er5'elte 1miab III pabrbaft enprn,, Elm
geipeis bon Der Sbotfa4e, baB biefes nerib.
bole Mittel ale Sale bon Suiien, ertdItuns,
ahbma, Bronchitis, 8rdune unb ale arten bon
gals. unO 9unsenIeibsn fiber eurirt unb ME
febIfdldst. Mau usrlude bas WRitteI erif, in.
benz man iid cine BrobeHafde gratis geben
last. Die erOben Glaf@en toiten 81. Der
@rfol9 miro s~arantirt.
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grma! grudl 8ruh !

tpirb unfebIbor turitt mad Der Metbobe
Der OOftoren 8. $. unb s. Wlliams,
ct. 2Duis, Mo. Weber MeKer nod
bDpobermiide Nabeln tuerben anges
tuanot. SOfortige @rlei9terung, uab
grinblide Seilung in fur3er 3eit. Wiar
tpirb nidlt Derbinbert feiner @rbeit ober
feinen @ei6dften nad3useben. Mnf
Wuni9 pirb bic Seilung garantirt.
Roniultation unentgeltli1. MdBige
preife. Spre6t bpr 3irnmer SO. 4
tlber WolH & Morr. 10,9 ,tutp
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4us @ibhinas. See 60. mir

Ius Blbbings, Gee Co., miro
mitgetbellt, bab elm iunger Deutider,
VI. W2oeuenbranbt, am leBien Sonntag
BON einem uiIoea Yonp a%bsetporfen
porben unb an ben 6olsen bes Siur.
3es g~eftorben lit.
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Sotel Wsabmtfe, gde SOufon &
st. Wa1p StraBe, gegentiber Der 5urn=
bale, San MntoniD. Deutfhes
9Dtel erner SIaffe. ueberz
nitmt Diners, Soupers &c. fir feline
@eielfdaften, 0o65eite1 &C., meIGe NIT
GROCER Sorgfalt ausgefibrt tperoen.
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bur6 Den arteiii6en Drummer gei6eben,
ber-fo fbeint es-au6 berufeu lit, Ser
9eilsbringer fir San Mntonio au